Regarding the comfort of the joycon when detached, I think they are actually gonna be much more comfortable, not just because of the bigger height, but also because the colored part that connects with the Switch will also make them much wider when holding them without joycon straps compared to Switch 1.
@@MathEizen It's funny, when I came back from vacation after not having used my Pro controller in months the left joystick was suddenly drifting a lot. Weirdly though it went away after using it more for a few days. Still the same Pro controller since 2018.
BE THE EVRYTHING GUY 🎉 Can’t wait to see your Mario Kart 9 gameplay when it releases! I also wonder what color joy cons you’d perfer the most
Oh hell yeah ima play so much on that switch 2. Same with the switch now. Probably gonna be uploading a lot more videos on nintendo games lol.
Regarding the comfort of the joycon when detached, I think they are actually gonna be much more comfortable, not just because of the bigger height, but also because the colored part that connects with the Switch will also make them much wider when holding them without joycon straps compared to Switch 1.
That is definitely true, still mostly gonna play with a pro controller probably lol.
@@MathEizen Yeah same here ofc. I'm also curious to see what the new Pro controller looks like and if the old Pro controller will still be supported.
Ye, I do feel like my pro controller is starting to wear down a bit, with like not responding sometimes so defintely getting the new one.
@@MathEizen It's funny, when I came back from vacation after not having used my Pro controller in months the left joystick was suddenly drifting a lot. Weirdly though it went away after using it more for a few days. Still the same Pro controller since 2018.
That is indeed hella weird